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Colorado Springs mayoral candidates Wayne Williams and Yemi Mobolade faced off in a debate Monday on the same day voters were sent ballots listing the two runoff opponents ahead of

Clark was the third-place finisher in the initial 2023 mayoral election. She released a statement declaring concession in the initial election earlier in April.

Second-place winner Wayne Williams, who already had the support of outgoing mayor John Suthers, announced Thursday that more than half of the sitting city council supports him.

Back in 2008 during my failed run for the United States Congress, my team and I spent some time on getting endorsements from people we thought might help the campaign.

The governor also acknowledged that he won’t get his way on his biggest legislative priority this session – a landmark package of land-use reforms.

What’s Utilities’ ‘clean energy’ plan?

Colorado Springs mayoral candidates Wayne Williams and Yemi Mobolade gave voters insight into their approach to the mayorship in the third runoff debate Thursday, this time with a distinctly personal

Colorado Springs voters need to pay extra close attention to what their mayoral candidates are saying about how they will address homelessness as well as the topics they are avoiding, like the camping ban and doorway ordinances. The differences are clear. Yemi Mobolade is dancing around the issue

Honeypots have been around for years and are a tried and tested cybersecurity mechanism. By creating a fake environment with attractive assets, organizations use honeypots to lure attackers into a trap where their actions can be studied and learned from to improve cybersecurity measures. Simultaneously, they are protecting the business’ real assets by preoccupying the attacker with the decoys.

El Paso County Commissioner Longinos Gonzalez Jr. takes issue with the citys Independent Ethics Commission dismissing his ethics complaint against former City Councilor and Utilities Board Chair Wayne Williams simply